Aug 25, 2021
Beach flowers common sight in coastal dune areas
Spend time at the beach and you’ll notice the sand and the sun and the water.
But if you look along parking lots and roads, you may also spot some of the most common beach blooms.
Aug 19, 2021
Sea turtles successfully released
The Gulfarium’s C.A.R.E. Center successfully released five rehabilitated sea turtles Thursday morning, including three Kemp’s ridleys, at Inlet Beach.
Aug 18, 2021
Since you asked: Are surfers allowed in the water when double red flags are flying?
When double red flags fly at local beaches, the waters are closed to swimmers.
Aug 16, 2021
Milton man happy to reel in big red drum off beach
Using his lucky vintage 45-year-old fishing rod, Navarre resident Jim Streacker reeled in a 45-inch, 40-plus pound red drum fish while surf fishing last week.
Aug 10, 2021
Beach lifeguards make Navarre proud
A select group of lifeguards from Navarre Beach competed in the USLA National Championship Aug. 4-7 on South Padre Island, Texas. The group represented the Emerald Coast and placed second overall in the competition.
Jul 30, 2021
How to find sand dollars this summer
Folks visit Navarre Beach for the crystalline blue waters, white sand and diverse marine life.
It’s a place to swim, fish and relax. But some people come to the beach on a mission – to find seashells and sand dollars, fragile treasures that rarely wash up on shore fully intact.
Jul 28, 2021
Speed matters – Navarre Beach lifeguards complete wave runner training
Navarre Beach Lifeguard Tessa Hendricks slices through the sun-kissed surf of the Gulf of Mexico driving a wave runner on a hot and humid summer morning. Her eyes lock in on the victim that is decked out in yellow and bobbing in the waves.
Jul 27, 2021
Siblings share passion for saving turtles and spreading awareness on Navarre Beach
The Thomas family visited Navarre Beach from Missouri last week and spent six of their eight nights here educating people about turtle nesting.
Jul 18, 2021
Local man walks beach each morning to pick up debris
Doug Browne wakes up in the wee hours of the morning every day and drives 7 miles from his Midway house to Navarre Beach. He gets out of his truck with two Walmart plastic grocery bags in hand and begins his 4-mile daily trek.
Jul 17, 2021
Since you asked: Why are the dunes on Navarre Beach off-limits?
Here’s your answer: When you visit Navarre Beach, you’ll see signs warning you against walking on the dunes – the sandy hills formed by wind.